Xaviant hired separate writers to craft the dialogue for each character – the one you don’t choose appears in the game as a sort of NPC guide – even going as far as getting male and female scribes for each part, to better capture each character’s voice.Įarly access. It’s unusual to see a story-driven game like this one go the Steam Early Access route (it’s available right now, in fact), but Xaviant sees benefits in exposing Lichdom‘s gameplay systems and user interface to players early. The male Battlemage, voiced by Troy Baker (Joel from The Last of Us) is out to avenge the death of his wife, while the female Battlemage, voiced by prolific voice actor Jennifer Hale (FemShep in the Mass Effect series), is on a quest to save her kidnapped sister.
You’ll start out – in the final game, not the current Early Access build – by choosing your sorcerer’s gender. While the gameplay and general course of the plot remain largely the same regardless of which choice you make, each character’s motivations differ.
Xaviant is discussing a few high-level concepts, but none of the actual plot specifics. Question marks. We know a lot about the structure of Lichdom‘s gameplay systems (more on that below), but the story and the world built around it remains a mystery.
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